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Glennis Monday, litter officer with Campbell County Sheriff’s Office, shares his thoughts on how his county was able to curtail littering and enforce litter laws.

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Glennis Monday, litter officer with Campbell County Sheriff’s Office, shares his thoughts on how his county was able to curtail littering and enforce litter laws.

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  • Relaxing for a few moments during the litter law forum at Ruby Tuesday Lodge are, from left, Josh Collins, Keep Blount Beautiful board member, Sabrina DeVault, Ijams Nature Center and Courtney Washburn.
  • Charlene DeSha, executive director of Keep Blount Beautiful, shares her thoughts on progress in keeping litter off roadsides and said February saw a larger than expected number of volunteers picking up trash on roadsides.
  • Anne Klebenow, project leader/staff communications and publications with Denso Manufacturing Tennessee, and Emily Straquadine share a few moments of conversation during the keep Blount Beautiful litter law forum at Ruby Tuesday Lodge.
  • Glennis Monday, litter officer with Campbell County Sheriff’s Office, shares his thoughts on how his county was able to curtail littering and enforce litter laws.
  • From left, Blount County General Sessions Judge Bill Brewer, Maryville Police Chief Tony Crisp and Angie Luckie, City of Maryville director of Engineering and Public Works, listen during the litter law forum organized by Keep Blount Beautiful.

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